Boomerang Urine Barrier

ABSTRACT

The extended barrier closes the space between the bottom of the toilet seat and the top of the toilet bowl preventing an inadvertent discharge of urine by a male from passing through the said space and out of the front of the toilet seat.

FIELD OF INVENTION Toilets and Toilet Seats

The present invention addresses the problem of urine being discharged from the front of the toilet seat.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

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FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH

“Not Applicable”

SEQUENCE LISTING OR PROGRAM

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The bottom of a Western Domestic Toilet seat has 2 or 4 short bumpers about a half of an inch high attached to the bottom of the toilet seat. The bumpers protect the top of the toilet bowl rim 14 of the toilet bowl from being damaged by taking the blow of the seat 12 each time the said seat 12 is closed. The installation of the bumpers creates an empty space between the bottom of the said seat and the said rim 14 of the toilet referred to as the gap. The male user may inadvertently discharge a stream of urine into the said gap. The problem is if the said urine is not returned to the toilet bowl the urine will exit from the front of the said seat 12 and wet the user's clothes, or dribble down the front of the toilet and create a pool of urine on the floor, or both. The said barrier claim 1 10 returns the said urine back into the toilet bowl. There is no reason why the said barrier 10 should not be installed within the said gap. There is no building, health or governmental code regulating the use of the space within the said gap. Every Prior Arts examined by the applicant corrects the said problem by preventing the said urine from entering into the said gap. The applicant's application prevents the said urine from passing through the space created by the said gap.

The said barrier may be of different shapes as illustrated but not limited to in FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. 3. The Boomerang Urine Barrier 10 is inexpensive and easy to installed onto existing toilets seats. The installation of the said barrier 10 may be made without removing the said seat 12 from the toilet and without requiring or using any tools, thereby making it possible for anyone that can follow a minimum of printed instructions to fasten the said barrier to the toilet seat with the furnished adhesive in a matter of minutes.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF VIEW OF THE INVENTION

FIG. 1 View of the bottom of the toilet seat and the embodiment with a curvature less than the curvature of the toilet bowl.

FIG. 2. View of the bottom of the toilet seat and embodiment with a curvature the same as the toilet bowl.

FIG. 3. View of the bottom of the toilet seat and the embodiment with said bumpers 16 removed

FIG. 4. A perspective view of the bottom of the toilet seat

DRAWINGS Reference Numbers

-   10 Boomerang Urine Barrier -   12 Toilet Seat -   14 Toilet bowl Rim location with reference to a closed toilet seat -   16 Bumpers -   18 Protected space from urine contamination -   20 Adhesive attaching said barrier to an existing toilet seat 

1. A barrier for use with toilets and toilet seats preventing urine from being discharged from the front of the toilet seat.
 2. Said barrier claim 1 of predetermined shape, length and material disposed within the gap between the front bottom of said toilet seat and the rim of the toilet bowl prevents said urine from passing through said gap returning said urine back into the toilet bowl after said urine has been discharged into said gap.
 3. Said barrier of claim 2 wherein attachment of said barrier to said toilet seat converts said toilet seat into a toilet trainer. 